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Based on what? Just in recent times, Poyet and Hughton are miles ahead of him. That's not to say he can't become the best manager we've had but he certainly isn't at the moment.

I think the problem is that there is a vocal minority that are Potter out. There is a vocal minority that think Potter is the messiah and will leave for a top 6 job this summer. Then the majority sit somewhere in the middle, who think Potter is a good manager but overall has us underperforming...